Claire Keegan: 'I don't come from a close family. We are not close at all' – The Irish Times
So Late in the Day, the author’s quietly devastating new story, draws on the misogyny and meanness of the Ireland she grew up in
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So Late in the Day, the author’s quietly devastating new story, draws on the misogyny and meanness of the Ireland she grew up in
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Joseph Lawless came to an apparent agreement with his comrade Seán Lemass as they walked one evening from Beggars Bush Barracks in Dublin in the ea...
Wexford’s boutique literary festival, Write by the Sea, has announced an exciting line-up for this year’s event in the fishing village of Kilmore Quay from September 22 to 24, which will feature celebrated writers including John Banville, Claire Keegan, Marina Carr, Maureen Gaffney, Aingeala Flannery, Stephen James Smith, Charlotte Mendelson and Yeva Skalietska.